Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LINDA CAUTHEN, Society Editor ROS, LEVY GREG STONE MARY PRICE NANCY WALLACE the... wagon wheel .. a spoke a week . . By MARY PRICE and ROS LEVY "Rain, rain, go away !" was the general theme for the past week end as brave Carolina students ventured out into nature's sprinkling system to see the Navy game and go to drop-ins and parties. SEEN UNDER THE UMBRELLAS (at the game): FRANK OATES with MARCIA DUGAN; DON JOHN STON, JAY JOHNSTON, and RAY MOORE. NANCY WELLS with ENSIGN BILL McSWAIN; BILL HAWLEY with MASON EDENS; LOUISE BRADLEY with HENRY DORN; TERRY DAVIS with BILL DOAR; JERRY CUN NINGHAM with "SUNNY" FOSTER. Also, PEGGY HUNT INGTON with JOE DeLUCA; JACKIE SALLENGER with MURPHY LEMMON; LEGARE COKER with WARREN GRIFFIN; and many others. AFTER THE BALL GAME WAS OVER: The Sigma Chi's rallied from the rain and results of the Navy game to party Saturday night at the American Legion. Among those present were COOPER WILLIAMS with ELISE MACK; ELMO HOFFMAN with ANN ESTRIDGE; WILL KELLY with MARY JO GRIFFITH ; HENRY ALLEN with BETTY SAWYER. Also, JERRY BAUKNIGHT with CATH ERINE McCLAIN; BOB STEECE with MARY JANE HAR LEY; BUDD COLEMAN with GINGER BENTON. Another group of Sigma Chi's were seen partying at the Carriage House. BOB McNAIR with JANICE SUBER; JAMES THOMASON with ALBERTA PICKENS; MR. and MRS. "MOE" McCREDIE; CHARLIE ROSSON with JOAN SUMMERSBY. MORE WEEK-END PARTIES: P1 Kaps and their dates enjoyed a drop-in at the home of DON WILSON after the Navy game. BUDDY KENNEDY with BECKY ROGERS; JACK FLYNN with ANN DUR HAM; BILLY PRIESTER with CAROL ANN GIBBS; LEE MORRIS with CAROLINE MORTON; TED HUGGINS with ALLOWEE BAILEY. The S.A.E.'s celebrated at BOBBY TAYLOR's home on Lake Murray. The guests were CHARLEY JACOCKS and MARY MOORE; PAT GRAYSON and MARY JO UP CHURCH; BOBBY TAYLOR and BEVERLY KENNEDY; ANDREW GADDY and JOANNE GLENN; BOB WHEELER and PAT BUSSEY; BOBBY McMAHAN and MARY SUMWALT. AT THE RATHSKELLAR: The Phi Eps partied. Some of the crowd there were CHARLIE GOLDBERG and MIRIAM KARESH; I. M. GOLDBERG and MAXINE ALPERT; BARRY KLASSMAN and RUTH EDMONDS; JULIAN TOPOREK and SHARON MENDELSON of Charleston. The party was preceded by a drop-in at Izzy Lourie's. AND THEN TO: The Sigma Nu's gave a drop-in: HENRY DORN and LOUISE BRADLEY; GEORGE WILSON and JANIE RUCKER; VIRGIL DUFFIE and SUZANNE YOUNG; JIMMY and MARIE DOGGETTE; LUCY and JIMMY LIPPARD. DOWN IN ST. MATTHEWS: K. A.'s and dates partied at MARK BUYCK'S house after the game: LOUIS WRIGHT and SALLY HEY WARD ; "BOOTS" PLOWDEN and TEE ZIMMERMAN; LAW RENCE CURRY and MARY WISE RIXEY; MARVIN DUKES and MARY SCOTT BARRINGER; KNOX SHERER and BETTY CLARK. Also, BOB WIMBERLY and "SISTER" HEATH; PAUL GOLDSMITH and BETTY WHITE. A good time was had by all. THE WHEEL CONGRATULATES: LOUISE KELLER and RON OBERLE; SHIRLEY HARDEMAN and REM PARLER ; HAMP WILSON and PEGGY MOORE on their engagements. STACEY CLARDY and PEGGY BOYLE; BOB LOMINICK and JOYCE MAT THEWS; JIM FOWLES and CAROL KNIGHT; GLENN GEDDINGS and "WEEZY" BEACH ; COOPER WILLIAMS and ELISE MACK on being pinned. STORK CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS: Carolina looks forward to these future Carolina alumni. A son born to HELEN and BRANTLEY HARVEY. A daughter born September 26 to PEGGY McCLAIN KEITH and FLETCHER KEITH. EVERYONE WAS GLAD TO SEE: HARVEY HORNE, RANDOLPH SMOAK, MARGARET HUNTER who came to Columbia to spend the week end. Also DOLLY DENNIS WELLS and (daughter EVELYN LUCIA who are visiting in Columbia. GOING SOMEWHERE? NEIL REID is visiting Middletown College in Pennsyl vania. JAYNE JONES, PEGGY O'NEALL, TRUDY WHORTON, were seen partying in Las Vegas. "BOSIE" WESTBURY and FLETCHER CARTER; WARNER FAIREY and JULIAN DORITY spent the week end in St. George. CHEZ LES DROP-INS: At the Chi Omega drop-in Sunday night were: JULIE PETOMEEY, MARTHA DUNLAP, SARA ELLA STONE, and BtWDY FRICK. Tho who attended the Alpha Delta Pi drop-In Sunday wre.B0fLSEY; BUTCH WILLIAMS, NANCY SMITH, the 'lft-eta Phi drop-in Sunday were DORCAS IECARTER, JUNE SEAWRIGHT, and 'Cresent~ 4'Y Girl' To Be Chosen The Lambda Chi's are beginning the social year with the selection of their "Crescent Girl." She will be chosen from a group of seven girls representing each of the sororities and will be crowned at the Lambda Chi's Parisian October 13, at the Columbia Country Club. The choosing of the "Crescent Girl" is practiced in many Lambda Chi chapters throughout the United States. This is the first time the local chapter has chosen a "Cres cent Girl." The winner will receive the tra ditional white gold "Crescent Girl Pin," and will have a large framed picture placed in the chapter room. She wvill be escorted to all the Lambda Chi functions to be held this year. Newspaper articles and pictures will appear in the State and local papers, national fratern Ity and sorority magazines, and the girl's home-town paper. The seven contestants will be en tertained at a drop-in to be given this Sunday; they will have their pictures taken and displayed in the local house; will be escorted to all functions of Lambda Chi up until, and including, the Parisian Party; and receive consolation gifts if they lose. The drop-in will help) to acquaint the judges and members of the fraternity with the contestants. Heading the com mittee for the contest this year are Harry C'hapmnan and Jack Morton. 'Creeks' Initiate Several Actives During Week Local sorority and fraternity chapters that initiated actives this week were Pi Beta Phi, Delta Delta Delta, Chi Omega and Kappa Sigma. The following are the ac tives: Pi Beta Phi: Jo Allison Crlbb, Jean Berkeley Huffman, Meta Evelyn Lill, and Ann Miller Win gate. Delta Delta Delta: L ou i se Townsend, and Peggy Dillard, who received a scholarship bracelet for the chapter. Chi Omega: Virginia Rose, Janice Palmer, Phyllis Buchheidt, and Jo Anne Franklin. Kappa Sigma: Bucky Stack house, Aaron Taylor, Jack Sellers, Hal Stuckey, Jack Sponaea, and Alar Rabba * The seven contestants running 1 Alpha are, left to right:s Jackie Fu, Delta Delta; Alma Harrison, Delta Phi; Farley Lawton, Alpha Delta P1 Frankle Carter, Zeta Tan Alpha. James H. Thornwell was the first honor graduate of the class of 1831. Jonathan Maxey was the first president of the university. an C.U M' CKS,TJ r * or "Crescent Girl" of Lambda Chi r, Chi Ome.a; Nancy Wells, Delta Zeta; Saundra Thornton, Pi Beta Joy Ann Bull, Kappa Delta; and r* Delta Omicron, national profes sional music fraternity, is com posed of women who are seriously pursuinr the study of music whether a music major or music education. IKYDROODLE A STE BETTER 150 Couples Sigma Kappa ApproxImately 150 couples at tended the daneq given by Phi Kappa Signa fraternity last Fri day at the Jefferson Hotel ball rooD. An autumn theme and a motif of skulls and crossbones, the fra Wonderfwl things hai " ItI The Inevitabl6 choice for ti frgratnoe is as memorable fume from S8; deluxe toil, ch 81.75 (all plus tax). U.S.A. Yardley of London. e LUCKYDROI A LNT OF IMAGINATI above-it's titled: Flying crew. But it's a down-to better than any other c earth reasons. First of a tobacco. 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